I can happily tolerate a lack of punctuation, no capital letters, or spelling mistakes (I'm the worst speller in the world), but take a look at these examples, cut and pasted from recent emails I've been sent - I've had many more. Names have been removed to protect the rushed:
tuesday plase
it shuld be in monday
at this stage i cant guarentee you a weekly review anyway becase of
space
yues review it pse
650 words the next mornign by 10.15
Is this a trend towards the email equivalent of the scrawled Doctor's prescription - unique to the media - or does everyone suffer these garbled messages in their work places? This is not a rhetorical question!